Sentence examples for impossible to study in from inspiring English sources
For half a century, social scientists and philosophers had told themselves that the mind was murky and amorphous, impossible to study in a rigorous way, so it was better to ignore it.
Thus, rats can now be used to perform quantitative genetic studies of sophisticated behaviors that have been difficult or impossible to study in mice.
Presently, the biology that links exposures to causal mechanisms is nearly impossible to study in detail without the use of experimental models.
Since MMP-11/MMP-14 MMP-11/MMP-14 MMP-11/MMP-14interactiondy is vivo, we presumed that similar dynamic events should occur in vitro.
Perinatal death is impossible to study in small scale settings and large datasets are needed, such as that provided by the MBRN.
Also, natural environmental influences, which can profoundly modulate a phenotype, might be difficult or impossible to study in the indigenized, laboratory-adjusted classical models, because such environment-genotype interactions can be easily lost in selective breeding.
Taken together, these results suggest that the cells analyzed during the three recording time-points are probably early human embryonic neurons, which are practically impossible to study in-vivo.
This combination of analytical and controlled preparation techniques can provide information on chain length of propagating radicals and chain transfer reactions to polymers which has been previously difficult or impossible to study by direct detection of radicals in radical polymerizations by ESR.
Bringing together the results of the various fields of research on the effects and roles of polyamines has drawn a complex picture and we think it should now be impossible to study polyamines in one field without taking into account the knowledge gathered in the others.
But the scientists say these galaxies offer a valuable analogue they can use to study aspects of reionization – since, for now, it's virtually impossible to study it in the very distant galaxies, which are closer to the birth of the universe (which is 13.8 billion years old).
For obvious reasons, it is nearly impossible to study COCs in humans.
